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How to call a function from a prototype in c++?
Any suggestions?
see example ...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/a5s9345t(v=vs.80).aspx
I would rather suggest you to get an introductory C++ book from this list and read it properly :
The Definitive C++ Book Guide and List
Then you'll know what you're asking. You need to study a book first, before asking such questions!
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Assume I have a function:
void isUniqueSymbols(string stream)
How to understand that I should provide several examples of how my function works?
I can write something like this:
Input: isUniqueSymbols("abcde");
Output: true;
Input: isUniqueSymbols("abcdee");
Output: false;
But not sure this is correct.
How would you provide examples of working function?
One possibility would be the embed the documentation into code:
assert(isUniqueSymbols("abcde"));
assert(!isUniqueSymbols("abcdee"));
This is pretty close to unit testing/viewing unit tests as documentation, for whatever that may be worth.
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Looking for some opinions on this as it's unclear in reading the C++ 11 documentation.
Absolutely. This takes care of the rule of three for you.
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Closed 11 years ago.
What features were added to c that were originally in c++?
When where they added and for what reason(what where the pro/con arguments)?
How do they differ in c as compared to c++?
Did the features originate in c++ or in another language?
examples(feel free to expand on):const,Function prototypes, implicit exit(0);
I don't think it would be useful to repeat the content of Bjarne's paper
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I am currently learning C++ and now understand things like classes and pointers, etc.
Anyone have an idea of what programs I should practice writing when teaching myself C++?
Try reading books that have exercises at the end of every chapter and try making them.
You can check Thinking in C++. The books are available online and they have exercises at the end of each chapter.
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Closed 12 years ago.
I'm trying to make a MIDI song using c++. What are the commands?
If your platform is just "C++", then there are no such "commands". The C++ standard does not specify sound at all.